Trend Alert: Celebrities Sporting Mirrored Sunglasses

JAMIE CHUNG

Chung was all smiles as she basked in the California sun, shielding her eyes with a pair of ultra-blue mirrored lenses.

DIANNA AGRON

Agron added retro charm to her mixed print ensemble with round mirrored frames.

OLIVIA PALERMO

Rainbow-reflective mirrors can deliver a dose of color. Case in point: Palermo's Westward Leaning sunnies stood out against her all-white outfit.

JULIANNE HOUGH

Hough's reflective shades spun a cool 'tude to her pretty ladylike lunch ensemble.

EMMA ROBERTS

Roberts' shades paint a rosy picture, thanks to her pretty pink lenses.

KELLY RIPA

It's a balancing act! Ripa offset her flirty floral blouse with too-cool aviators.

JESSICA ALBA

The actress's street style MO is the very definition of downtown cool, from her distressed denim to her Charlotte Olympia kitty flats to her Westward Leaning mirrored sunnies.

ALESSANDRA AMBROSIO

Ambrosio's model off-duty look = aviators + denim jacket + simple shift + slip-on sneaks.

BEYONCE

When Queen Bey isn't killing it on stage, she's playing it cool, accessorizing her tank and cut-offs with mirrored aviators, double-stranded gold crown headband, striped lace-ups, and Blue Ivy.

KATE HUDSON

Hudson stepped out in a floral maxi, completing her Boho-chic look with a fringe shoulder black and white-framed reflective shades.

HEIDI KLUM

Klum shrouded herself in mystery, topping off her all-black look with chic oversize frames and a bold red lip.

JANUARY JONES

Jones blended style and comfort, teaming her all-white look with a leopard-print topper, Converse high-tops and reflective shades.

CAMILLA BELLE

Belle (and her lion!) kept cool in the desert heat at the 2014 Coachella Arts & Music Festival with mirrored sunglasses.

REBECCA ROMIJN

Romijn rocked a red-hot look, styling her leather pants with studded Valentino kitten heels and aviators.

GWEN STEFANI

The then-expectant singer never seems to skip a stylish beat, pairing a LBD with leather pants, a leather-sleeved denim jacket, sexy stilettos, and printed frames.

Westward Ho! Your Favorite Celebrities Exact Shades

A Summer outfit is not complete without the perfect pair of sunglasses, and our latest shady crush hails from Westward Leaning. After spotting these retro-meets-modern shades on trendsetters like Jessica Alba, Olivia Palermo, and Reese Witherspoon, just to name a few, it's clear they're the hottest ticket in Hollywood. And the best part? Every pair comes with a feel-good message. 

Reese Witherspoon

Reese blossomed in a floral-print blouse, magenta Proenza Schouler satchel, two-tone d'Orsay pumps by 3.1 Phillip Lim, and these Westward Leanings in LA.

Olivia Palermo

These Wintermute shades rounded out Palermo's Paris Fashion Week look.

Jessica Alba

The street-chic star finished her LA look with a leopard A.L.C bag, Charlotte Olympia x Tom Binns flats, and these Color Revolution shades.

Katy Perry

Make a major statement in these mirrored Westward Leaning shades, almost identical to Perry's.

Alessandra Ambrosio

While vacationing in St. Barts, Alessandra Ambrosio showed off her fit figure in a rainbow bikini and this Sleeping Beauty style from Westward Leaning.

Heidi Klum

Klum stuck with a black-and-white theme donning the popular "Teddy Roosevelt" style of Westward Leaning sunglasses while catching a flight.

Olivia Palermo

Top your strolling style with Palermo's exact Children of California specs.

Selena Gomez

Selena suited up in a fringed Forever 21 poncho and these Love Thy Neighbor shades.

Jennifer Lawrence

Lawrence chose these Sleeping Beauty Westward Leanings, in black, to top her striped maxi and boxy tee.

Selena Gomez

The brunette stunner was all smiles romping around Malibu, CA, in a cropped Wildfox tank, white denim shorts, and these exact Westward Leaning sunglasses.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

The model showcased her love for Westward Leaning with an all-black ensemble and this Mercury Seven style in Beverly Hills, CA.

Kristen Bell

Bell paired her floral maxi and cropped denim topper with these Westward Leaning sunglasses and a blush leather crossbody in North Hollywood.

Jessica Alba

Score Jessica's exact beaded specs or up the ante with this marbled version by the celeb-approved brand.

Olivia Palermo

At Milan Fashion Week, Palermo stepped out in leather pants, a brocade coat with a fur collar finish, and these versatile Westward Leaning shades.

Kate Bosworth

Kate Bosworth paired her Westward Leaning specs with a Mulberry t-shirt, denim shorts, and JewelMint baubles for a stroll around LA with her main man, Michael Polish.

Charlize Theron

Theron left an LA dance studio donning an aztec-print tee, red slip-ons, and these Wintermute Westward Leanings.

Reese Witherspoon

Reese arrived at LAX working a pink printed scarf, coordinating flats, and these Louisiana Purchase specs.

Nicky Hilton

Nicky strolled NYC in an all-gray ensemble and black accessories — leather Proenza Schouler satchel, Isabel Marant sneakers, and cool-girl Westward Leanings.

Alessandra Ambrosio

Ambrosio accessorized her Coachella style with riding boots, a fringed crossbody bag, and these Louisiana Purchase Westward Leaning sunglasses.

Hayden Panettiere

Panettiere accessorized her cool-weather look with a pair of red-hot mirrored shades similar to these Color Revolution specs.

Jessica Alba

Jessica topped her monochomatic look with a pair of Westward Leaning Love Thy Neighbor shades in Paris.

Kate Hudson

A fur trapper and these Wintermute N°10.1 sunglasses completed Hudson's Sundance style perfectly.

Emily Blunt

Emily was spotted sporting her Westward Leaning sunglasses with a printed dress and leather jacket while out and about in Sydney, Australia.

Alessandra Ambrosio

Ambrosio styled printed denim with a leather topper and Westward Leanings in LA's Brentwood neighborhood.

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Twenty-three Things That Only just People Who Wear Eyeglasses May Understand

I saw this article from elitedaily, I found it very ready,Does anyone feel the same or a similar experience?

Not to sound like a Sarah McLaughlin PSA, but living every day under compromised visual circumstances is a daily struggle. We’ll never know the feeling of peacefully falling asleep to the television without having to lean over and set down our Eyeglasses.

We’ll never be able to fly fighter planes in the military. And we will forever walk around with the small fear that an emergency fire will happen and we won’t be able to find our glasses.

Why is it we don’t collect disability for our disability? Hmm, we might be on to something…

Here are the many problems we bespectacled folk encounter on the regular:

1. Not being able to see in the middle of the night

Those markings on the wall aren’t from bumping parties; they’re from using it as a crutch in the dark as you make your way to the bathroom. Ditto for turning off the alarm clock in the morning.

2. Wondering when the day will come when you are fully blind

At the rate you’re losing your eyesight, you are seriously questioning your body’s ability to hold out. Sometimes, if you rub your eyes just a little too long, you really freak yourself out with the thought that you have spontaneously gone blind.

3. Finding the right frame for your face

Deciding on the winning pair is harder than choosing what to wear on date night. Because it’s pretty much for the rest of your life (or at least until you can afford to buy a new pair).

I once splurged for special oversized frames from American Apparel only to realize that I completely missed the mark. I walked around looking like Selena’s movie dad for the better part of 2012.

Which brings me to…

4. Looking extremely embarrassing in old photos of yourself

I wonder if we’ll eventually feel the same way about thick-rimmed glasses as we do about the 90s wire frames.

5. Being stereotyped as a nerd or librarian

It definitely makes costume shopping for Halloween easier, though.

6. Visiting the eye doctor and leaving visually compromised

Those special light-sensitivity drops are a real killer. You might as well stay indoors for the rest of your life.

7. Impromptu sleepovers are not an option

Do they have solution? Do you require sight in the morning? What are your feelings on sleeping in contacts and waking with dry eyes?

8. Wrinkles from squinting

These aren’t imagined. A lifetime of wrinkling our noses and squinting our eyes is giving us premature crow’s feet.

9. Spending a ton of money on eye care

Seriously, who can actually afford optical insurance?

10. Remembering to bring your eyes everywhere

To the movies. To the concert. Overnight trips. Things get especially tricky when spare pairs get involved.

11. Keeping up with eyewear trends

I don’t care what anyone says, my old-school Hush Puppies will always be in style. You know what I’m talking about.

12. One word: rain

Who knew phalanges double as windshield wipers?

13. Making out is a challenge

Highly awkward and not unlike kissing with braces. Hey! You’ve got something on your face!

14. Nowhere to put them down

Options include: stretching out the neck of your t-shirt, lame lanyard around your head like a paranoid tourist or on top of your head like sunglasses. No where is as convenient as the actual case.

15. “You’re so blind.” “Can I try them on?”

We don’t ask you what it’s like to wake up every morning and just be able to see the pillow in front of you. It’s called life, people.

16. Breaking them.

Just. Don’t. Do. It.

17. Swimming

We’ll never really know what underwater is truly supposed to look like.

18. Asking for help to read the menu

This is more like, “Your mom’s glasses problems.”

19. Eyeglass tans

Yes, they are real and they affect 99 percent of all perennial glass-wearers. Thanks to our nifty eyeglass tans, it looks like we’re wearing our specs when they’re not even on our face.

20. Sunshine

Unless you’re a dork who dons the tinted kind, you own about seven different pairs of prescription sunglasses and never have the ones you want to wear on you.

21. Always dirty

Who actually saved that rag to properly wipe them with? We lost that dust buster ages ago.

22. Sore nose and ears

Those indentations complement your face nicely.

23. Saving up for LASIK

Yeah, right. By that time, you’ll already have lost eyesight completely.